Revenge Porn - what are the laws in your country?

[Fatboxingfan]

Filming a sex act and then threatening to use it as a form of blackmail against the person in the video.

In a South Korean case in November, a male judge found a man not guilty of rape even though he had sex with a woman against her will. The judge ruled she gave consent by holding hands and giving the defendant an extra piece of meat at a restaurant, according to the legal journal and local media.


"Korean society has this misconception of rape of always being done by some random monster who comes out of nowhere in a dark alley at night, which is why it doesn’t acknowledge that someone close and intimate is more likely to be the perpetrator,” said Claire Park, an activist at the Korea Sexual Violence Relief.

[Fatboxingfan]

Sick!:

Lee in September 2018 introduced a bill to revise how South Korea’s criminal law defines rape. She said recent verdicts on sexual crime show the current standards don’t focus on consent but how much “resistance” there was from the victim. South Korean mentality typically puts a woman victim of rape in an unfair situation: it must be her fault! The country is struggling to modernize from it's chauvinistic ways.

[Fatboxingfan]

So if you film a sex act and use it as black mail..... what does your country say about that? Is it felonious?

[Gandalf]

Rape is taken seriously in any developed country. Spam thread. Fake poster.

https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/art...32_279522.html

[Fatboxingfan]

You generaliser person and assume a lotsa. In that my neighbor Italie, is taken like chauvinist way, as part example.

[Gandalf]

So, in other words where the evidence is clear punishment is dealt and if there is doubt then there is indeed doubt.